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We say Dell Optiplex SX280 a ultra compact desktop because this machine (Dell Optiplex SX280) is small enough to fit almost anywhere .Attaching to 17 inch LCD there is an all in one stand on which we can mount the entire system.And there is a even a handle to lift and cary the entire Dell Optiplex sx280 system.Like most of the others the SX280 also comes with DVI standard.

Will you still consider it a desktop if it takes zero square inches of desk space? That’s the mystery behind Dell’s new business PC, the Optiplex SX280 which
Does it still count as a desktop if it takes zero square inches of desk space? That's the puzzler behind Dell 's new business PC, the OptiPlex SX280 –
Which holds or we can better say squeezes Intel
swappable device bay ,915 G express platform, DDR-2 memory, 90-nonometer-process Pentium 4 “Prescott” power and Serial ATA storage into a compact case you can carry with one hand and hangs it off the back of an LCD monitor and that’s the magic that it takes zero square inches of desk space and the monitor’s stands is the only part which touches your desk.
It's an exceptionally neat and tidy productivity package however  without a wireless keyboard and mouse  with performance that'll convince  IT managers to forgive its not-so-low price.
As compared to the desktops labeled as “small form factor” SX280 is small and stubby, and it is just bigger and thicker than a compact laptop. Weighs about 11 pounds 9.8 b 3.5 by 10.3 inches it seems like a big-city phone book.

-- 9.8 by 3.5 by 10.3 inches, about the size of a big-city phone book (it weighs about 11 pounds). One thing that both keeps the system petite and contributes to its quiet operation is the lack of a conventional power supply; its 220-watt supply is a notebook-style (but twice the size of most notebooks') external power brick.